Day 1 of Golf meet: Shalini Sheoran, Diya Brar claim joint lead

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Chandigarh, November 23

Shalini Sheoran and Diya Brar were tied at the gross score of 79, followed by Sakshi Mehta and Mehar Nigger, who were tied at 81, in the gold division on the opening day of the Punjab Open Golf Championship at Chandigarh Golf Club here today.

In the silver division, Tripti Kaur is leading with a gross score of 92, followed by Shubra Mishra with a score of 81. In the bronze division, Navina Kahai is leading with a gross score of 105, followed by Nirmaljit Dhillon with a score of 109. Former India number one Shiraz Singh was the first one to tee off.

As many as 86 players – 31 in gold division (1-18 handicap), 45 in silver division (19-24 handicap) and 10 in bronze division (26-30 handicap) – teed off today. — TNS

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